Queen in blue Catherine stepped out in a custom-designed Jenny Beckham gown for a glittering dinner to cap off day five of her Carabian tour. The princess stepped out in a royal gown designed by British fashion designer Janny Beckham for a glittering state dinner to cap off day five of her Corian tour with Prince William. Catherine made a sparkling tool studded with priceless diamonds.

The Duke's first visit to Jamaica saw her also support her royal order and the star's dress is said to be a bespoke version of a glittering cold dress. She completed her look with matching emerald and diamond earrings and a Loan By Her Majesty bracelet for the special occasion. This isn't the first time Catherine has won for the UK designed fashion label, which was among its raving fans last September.

Meanwhile Prince William appeared in black as they arrived at the throne for a dinner in their honour. Governor-General at King's house, his Kingston residence, the most glamorous event to date on their previous tour Cathine Deser in a new heavy white coat with matching trousers as she joins the Prince William at the Andrew Holes office perfectly matched the outfit with the heel, the pair also mirroring the image of the queen and the late Duke of Adorn when they first visited Jamaica in 1953.

As they walked down the Grand Central steps inside the house. King's house is an impressive residence set amidst the 30 acres of land that is their home. Returning home for their three-day visit upon arrival, they attended a small reception with Governor-General Sir Patrick Allen and his wife Alan. Prime Minister Andrew Holness and his wife assessed opposition leader Mark Holding, who had many once vocal about his opposition to the British monarchy, they then attended a larger reception where they met a number of famous guests.

Inspired by dedicated to using their skills and talents to mobilize youth and educational resources while building resilient families, other guests included Kad Pon, who works in the field of advocacy. advancement of women and girls through quality education and was the recipient of the Dness governor's achievement award for her outstanding achievements. Hansel praised the outstanding Jamaican athlete who won the Olympic title in the 110 meters hard event and was also among those who noted the couple's Jamaican military band playing music outside during the reception.